regulatory compliance

In today's mobile, always-on, cloud-based business environment open is not a choice, it's a requirement. With openness comes access risk, does your organization have a strategy to identify, quantify and manage this risk? Learn more today!

Regulatory compliance has become an important corporate initiative as the complexity and scope of the regulatory environment increases. Organizations are searching for an effective, sustainable, and scalable approach that will achieve their compliance

A poll of CIOs and IT managers reports why departments must defend against complex internal and external threats while mitigating regulatory and compliance concerns. The results provide data about how enterprises view compliance.

Establishing compliance training requirements has always been difficult, but given recent changes to the regulatory and corporate work environments, the costs of failure are now more significant. To help companies get their training curricula right, CEB created a step-by-step guide to building a truly effective compliance training curriculum: one that reduces risk.

Access this white paper to learn how WorkForce Software’s EmpCenter suite meets the needs of global employers by automating organizational policies in alignment with national and local labor laws, as well as internal policies and union rules. You’ll learn:
The challenges associated with overlapping and ambiguous labor regulations
WorkForce Software’s approach to meeting the needs of global companies
How WorkForce Software applies regulatory updates to the EmpCenter suite
Which compliance regulations are covered in EmpCenter’s preconfigured solutions

Many seasoned attorneys will agree that remediating an enormous amount of documentation to ensure regulatory compliance is no easy feat. The volume of repapering necessary for compliance with the new rules governing margin requirements for non-centrally cleared derivatives (UMR) presented new challenges, exposed structural weaknesses, and provided many lessons learned which can be applied to any documentation remediation effort. Many UMR initiatives suffered significant hurdles that contributed to delays and missed deadlines. Common among the various challenges faced were the dearth of talent in the quantities needed, and the limited technology and data management solutions utilized.

This white paper examines how some of the ways organizations
use big data make their infrastructures vulnerable to attack. It
presents recommended best practices organizations can adopt
to help make their infrastructures and operations more secure.
And it discusses how adding advanced security software solutions
from IBM to their big-data environment can fill gaps that
big-data platforms by themselves do not address. It describes
how IBM® Security Guardium®, an end-to- end solution for
regulatory compliance and comprehensive data security, supports
entitlement reporting; user-access and activity monitoring;
advanced risk analytics and real-time threat detection analytics;
alerting, blocking, encryption and other data protection capabilities,
as well as automated compliance workflows and reporting
capabilities, to stop threats.

Digital transformation has changed the face of business across the globe. New digital technologies—
specifically, mobile devices—are opening new avenues for companies to engage their prospects and
manage their operations with greater effectiveness and efficiency.
However, in the healthcare space, the response to these technological innovations has been reserved.
While it’s undeniable that digital transformation could bring great change to the healthcare space just as
it has in other industries, obstacles like regulatory compliance and rigid systems of record discourage the
adoption of new tools and technology.
This has led to frustration from all sides of the healthcare ecosystem. Many people are accustomed to
using intuitive digital applications in their everyday lives, so when healthcare applications deliver archaic
user experiences, everyone is left wanting more. Patients and members want applications that enable
them to manage their health more easily. Providers want to provide new

"True data protection and compliance starts at the data layer. When enterprises think of how best to protect their data and meet ever stricter and more complex compliance requirements, they should first and foremost be considering their data management solution.
Read this white paper to learn how DataStax Enterprise Advanced Security allows enterprises to protect their data via features such as authentication, authorization, and data auditing, and also meet regulatory compliance requirements by leveraging advanced security features in accordance with best practices."

Leveraging cloud technology enables your enterprise to be more agile and competitive while significantly reducing costs. However, there are risks associated with these benefits. Getting new capabilities quickly is worth far less if it means exposing vulnerabilities that result in regulatory compliance violations and fees, loss of intellectual property (IP), loss of customer data, or damage to your reputation, brand, and future business.

"The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is one example of the evolving regulatory landscape in the digital age. Since the European Union (EU) adopted the regulation in 2016, DocuSign has been investing to be compliant across its entire business, building upon our foundation and history of commitment to privacy.
The conception of the GDPR undoubtedly introduced a number of compliance challenges for businesses to address around data privacy and protection. It also presented an opportunity for businesses to build trust with their stakeholders by reconnecting with the people they serve.
This eBook details DocuSign’s approach to meeting GDPR’s obligations that went into effect on 25th May 2018, for companies conducting business in the EU, and the features and benefits that can be gained from using the DocuSign solution to fulfil certain areas of the GDPR."

Regulatory compliance is more than a series of rules to adhere to, and getting it right could save you time and money.
Historically, compliance has been regarded as a checklist of fixed requirements. But this reactive outlook risks being too short-sighted. It can lead to higher compliance costs, audit deficiencies, greater business downtime and an increased risk of data loss. Furthermore, it can lead to missed opportunities to achieve greater levels of operational effectiveness for your business.
The only way to achieve a greater level of operational efficiency is to adopt a proactive strategy and stay ahead of the compliance curve.

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